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CALL-WAITING DEVICE DOESN'T INFRINGE PATENT, COMPANY SAYS Kernius v. Int'l Elecs.

13 No. 10 ANIPLR 8Andrews Intellectual Property Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

CALL-WAITING DEVICE DOESN'T INFRINGE PATENT, COMPANY SAYS Kernius v. Int'l Elecs.

13 No. 10 ANIPLR 8Andrews Intellectual Property Litigation Reporter (Approx. 3 pages)

13 No. 10 Andrews Intell. Prop. Litig. Rep. 8
Andrews Intellectual Property Litigation Reporter
*1 August 29, 2006
Patent Infringement
Copyright © 2006 Thomson/West .

CALL-WAITING DEVICE DOESN'T INFRINGE PATENT, COMPANY SAYS

Kernius v. Int'l Elecs.

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A telecommunications company being sued for infringement of a call-waiting device patent says a Maryland federal court should decide as a matter of law that the company is not liable for infringement.
Kernius v. International Electronics Inc. et al.,...
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